How To Visit The Locations In Emily In Paris

Emily in Paris’s apartment in the TV show (Netflix)
TV show Emily in Paris has been a big hit. While the Netflix series, about an American pubic relations girl who moves to Paris, might seem rather unrealistic, fans can’t get enough of it. It stars Lily Collins as Emily and Ashley Park as her bestie Mindy. The show was filmed on location in the French capital, and many of the locations are real and easy to visit. If you’re heading to Paris, here are the best Emily in Paris locations to see.
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Emily’s Apartment

Emily’s apartment is in a classically beautiful French building, in a tranquil part of the trendy Latin Quarter.

The address is 1 Place de l’Estrapade, 75005 Paris.

It’s a ten minute walk from the Luxembourg Metro station.

Emily in Paris’s apartment in real life

The square in the middle, compete with a fountain, was the scene of a dinner party in one episode. It’s also home to other key locations in the show, making it a fan hotspot.

Emily’s Bakery

The bakery where Emily buys her first French croissant is right by her apartment,

Called Boulangerie Moderne, it’s at 16 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques.

It sells delicious cakes and sandwiches, and you can even buy a paper bag with the lettering “—- In Paris,” in a tribute to the show.

Emily in Paris’ bakery in real life. (Supplied)
Emily in Paris’s bakery in the show. (Netflix)

Gabriel’s restaurant

Right next to the bakery is Emily’s on-off-love interest Gabriel’s restaurant.

Terra Nera, 18 Rue des Fossés Saint-Jacques, was used as the outside of the chef’s venue, where the characters often hang out.

The red awning will be familiar to fans of the show.

Terra Nera, restaurant in Paris, as seen in Emily in Paris. (Google Maps)
Gabriel’s restaurant on the TV show Emily in Paris. (Netflix)

Emily’s office, Savoir

Despite speaking no French, Emily gets transferred to a French public relations firm, Savoir.

At first, the other staff, including boss Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) mock her. But she soon becomes a big part of the team.

The office exteriors were filmed at 9 Rue des Bons Enfants, with the art gallery beside the entrance. Get there by taking the light rail to Libération.

Other locations on Emily in Paris

Many other Paris locations you can visit are used in the show.

They include pink insta-worthy restaurant, La Maison Rose in Montmartre, historic café Cafe De Flore, park Jardin du Palais Royal and the swanky Hôtel Plaza Athénée.

While there are indications some of the new series takes place in Rome, the part in a pervious series where Emily heads to the South of France was filmed not in St Tropez where it was set, but in Villefranche-sur-Mer.

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